Perspective is everything in Beth de Araújo’s Josephine, a stomach-churning drama focused on the loss of innocence and the ill-equipped guidance—both parental ...
Note: This review was originally published as part of our 2025 Cannes coverage. A Poet opens in theaters on January 30.
Far removed from the mournful yearni...
Florencia Martin's second feature collaboration with Paul Thomas Anderson following Licorice Pizza and her second Oscar nomination following Babylon, One Battl...
With Sundance now underway, the next major festival on our radar is Berlinale, which kicks off on February 12. Today we're proud to present the exclusive trail...
While an alum of the Sundance Film Festival, having debuted his directorial debut Sorry to Bother You there in 2018, Boots Riley is heading to SXSW for his nex...
A few years after her Palme d'Or- and Oscar-winning drama Anatomy of a Fall, we now have the first details on Justine Triet's next feature. Marking her English...
“War is not the hardest thing a person can go through. It’s not as hard as what comes after.” These opening words are the guiding theme of Itab Azzam and Jack ...
Premiering in Sundance Film Festival's U.S. Dramatic Competition section today at Eccles, Ramzi Bashour's feature debut Hot Water tells a perceptive, humorous ...
One of the most creative takes on the pandemic era came a few years ago with the lo-fi, humorous New Strains, and now directors Artemis Shaw and Prashanth Kama...
Each week we highlight the noteworthy titles that have recently hit streaming platforms in the United States. Check out this week’s selections below and past r...
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